Sentence examples for harvestable resources from inspiring English sources

Assisted migration offers a way of moderating human impacts on local marine ecosystems, sustaining the delivery of harvestable resources, and understanding potential changes to sectors of the fishery under changing temperatures and environment.

The methodology used in this study to map the extent of privately owned native forests provides a consistent approach for mapping the harvestable forest resource that can be applied elsewhere in Queensland.

Not all pine species produce significant amounts of resin to justify harvesting; the main harvestable species occur in Mediterranean countries, the United States, China, India, Pakistan, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Pre-harvest, the consumption of harvestable almonds by birds cost growers AUD$57.50 ha -1 when averaged across the entire plantation.

Some 2.6m of the South China Sea's total area of 3.5m square kilometres are said to be under the city's jurisdiction, giving access to a wealth of resources: an estimated 5m tonnes of harvestable fish and huge reserves of oil and natural gas.

Five stands were not harvested due to their operationally unjustifiable harvestable volumes.

The estimated stocking of harvestable private native forest stands before harvest ranged from 228 to 680 trees∙ha−1.

The first harvest yielded on average 22% more harvestable biomass in the future elevated [CO2] treatment than in the current ambient [CO2] (F = 6.72, P<0.05) (Figure 1).

For each tree, the measured length of harvestable log was used for estimating the biomass harvested for sawlog.

In this appendix, we test a scenario in which the harvestable biomass equals the harvestable biomass in the harvested area only, so that the former is unaffected by biomass in the reserve, and no effort displacement occurs.

Depending on the harvest rate it either pays to grow through the harvestable slot and mature above it, or mature small below it.